Dear Students, Faculty and Staff:
With the search for the University’s next provost and chief academic officer underway, members of the campus community are invited to attend a consultative session with the search committee and our partner, WittKieffer, on Friday, March 19, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. ET. Those interested can register here. A Zoom link will be shared with registrants prior to the session.
This session will give students, faculty and staff the opportunity to provide input on the characteristics, experiences and background you feel should be included in deliberations on the University’s next provost. Specifically, the committee would like to hear your thoughts on the challenges and opportunities facing the Syracuse University community, higher education and the incoming provost.
If you are unable to attend the consultative session, you may also submit feedback or nominate a candidate for provost on provostsearch.syr.edu.
We look forward to the feedback and collaboration of the campus community in conducting a robust, national search for our next academic leader.
Sincerely,
Jamie L. Winders
Search Committee Chair
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